A majority of Europeans fear the EU could break up in the next 10 to 20 years. This is despite support for EU membership increasing in recent years. So why is there concern the world’s… Read More

Recommendation Since 2021, inflation has vexed consumers, preoccupied central bankers and dominated headlines. Businesses have responded with a rash of price increases, but what’s the… Read More

When Facebook introduced Threads on July 5th, they excluded Europe due to non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), an EU regulation effective since May 2, 2023. The question arises… Read More

Recommendation Professor George F. DeMartino notes that economists often reach conclusions about how to handle thorny and all-encompassing problems, like climate change, despite the many unc… Read More

China’s economy is tanking … what a weaker yuan means for the dollar … why a stronger dollar is a headwind for your portfolio … investors are back to bullish &ndas… Read More

It’s been a week full of volatility. Reminiscent of the Standard & Poor’s U.S. Treasury Debt downgrade – which occurred twelve years ago, almost to the day on Aug. 5, 2… Read More

The fighters of the Wagner private army run by former Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin were already most of the way to the capital, having captured the city of Rostov and set off on an 1,10… Read More

In early 2016, Dr Renuka Diwan, Dr Shekhar Bhosale and Dr Amit Shinde embarked on a unique journey with tomato farmers in Narayangaon, a village in Pune district.  While Dr Diwan is… Read More

Every Saturday, one of our journalists answers, in the company of experts, one of your questions on the economy, finances, markets, etc. Since the Bank of Canada seems to have only one… Read More

With the Indian economy and stock market heavily dependent on the US, Indians have to be prepared to bear the shock of an increase in interest rates. After the collapse of two major banks… Read More

Digital Zeitgeist – What Exactly Are AT1 Bank Bonds And How Come Credit Suisse’s Were Completely Wiped Out The Global Financial System is Under Strain Because of a Conflict Over… Read More

On February 4, 2023, Liz Truss wrote an exclusive 4,000 word article for The Telegraph: ‘I assumed upon entering Downing Street my mandate would be respected. How wrong I was’. T… Read More

The International Energy Agency [IEA] has noted that Russia’s oil revenue has been seriously affected by price caps and sanctions imposed by Western nations, even as Moscow has been ab… Read More

The US has warned European countries that a conflict over Taiwan would trigger a huge global economic shock, in an effort to step up contingency planning amid rising concern about military… Read More

What Are Economic Sanctions? Economic sanctions are the withdrawal or suspension of the usual trade and financial relations with a country, a company, a group, or an individual. These are… Read More

There were 435 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 324,185 in the last 365 days. Emergen Research LogoIncreasing need to streamline business operations is a signifi… Read More

A recently launched exchange-traded fund has been benefiting from turmoil in the cryptocurrency industry, soaring more than 20% since its inception in September.  The Defiance Daily Sho… Read More

Gold has long been a popular investment option for many people all around the world. However, when and why should investors consider gold? The yellow metal is typically thought of as a fallb… Read More

In light of the Covid, the globe has witnessed many changes and faced many obstacles in the first quarter of 2022. Although Covid had ended and everything was returning to normal, inflation… Read More

EU: Controlled Demolition? Authored by Raul Ilargi Meijer via The Automatic Earth, As I read through the multitude of daily news articles about Russia, Ukraine, NATO and EU, it… Read More